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The Temperance Issue has been Decided in
Texas and Tennessee Lately.
The NkRDICT

As 70 ia" merits ot l. W. HARPER's NELSON
torNTY kLNTUCkY WHsKEY has been rendered
MANY Et'rs ago by 'hr people Of The United
>iates, who prefer II because IL is better, purer
ai.0 tar more Wholesome than any other brand
ot whi>ney offered tor sale here or clseW here
Ball Bros Sole Agents, Tallahassee. Fla
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Oar Family aShy.scsan."

The FLoRIDlAN's great premium book, should
hc III every family in Fl rlta, ani We rxpcct to
~tnd il la thousands OF homes In hi aui other
States 10y the irst of January, 1883. Send 20
cents 10 pay pos l-r on hr book and 81 TOR the
FLoRTDIAN or one year.
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,n,u 4. CHAPTER, No. 1,


Meet- Sn ' W. NJ. MCINTOSH, ST., II. P.
% wAucaoPE, Secretary.
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A Car load al MlIur9 w ,son>--pnc-hpr>e
two horse and f,ur-horse just received iind ior
sale at bottom figures by
r J. ROBERTS & ~oN.
TALLAHAssEE, Nov 3, 1897
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FOR 1888

W. - -rv adhere II the ct&t-'n-adrrnce
r. .5r ,.b-rf.n,i, ms 30 the FLoRIDIAN, and
:hose Z a, not receive the paper after the first
Of January al thcreior, know why the FLOR
I,Gay + a., sent to them.
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Mrs. Dyke, Al LeConte, one mite nom ,ar
cooperate hmi's OF the "iy, IS prepared accom-
mediate seyeral board. IS tar gne Winter. Terms
reasonable
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~ - Alrd

To exchange Birmicgn.m properly t,r F!o.a!t
lAnI. II {. WHITFIELD
307t y nth 20 il s. Bsmi gam. Ala.
November 29-i;n
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Cotton QUOTATIONS.
NiIuDLING.
LOCAL RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

- t-,,r ma ant. express arrives ct 2:13 p. N.
Fs.--h.a,le :.ignt passenger arrives al 3:4O A: NJ
E.---,,,u: n.hi passenger arrives at II 80 +. NJ.
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SWEET PICTURE.

l. .n-. December nights true love Is born,
srcc.ye sweetsr picture il You can
rarCaoe II The tres,de pops the corn
anc -, nm pope the question, Ike man.
Boston Courier
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p.-,,4r nteeiings OF LEON LODGE No. 5
-. 3gesfay creating, at their Lodge Room 4
- l,-,th,rs r. -o~.' stauding invited q
: JOHN G. COLLINS, N. G.
Y SHAY. r. 5
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Leave your ordenat Cold Storage stand for
Beef, Mutton, Fish and Game.
Wild Turkeys and Ducks every raesdav.
Thursday and Saturday at Cold Storage stand
One cent per pound for Ice will be the price
during the winter months
TALLAHASSEE, ICE& CoLD STORAGE Co.
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N SONIC.

v.-,1sr meetings. of JACKSON LODGE
,,'s an the arst and third Mondays In caci
~. = 49, e'"'" ". " MCINTOSH, Secretary
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New Goods s.ft, s.o,.,u~Iu

New Jewelry, Splendid New Clocks Fine
Pocket Cutlery, are only part of the new goods
Just received At EW. CLARK'a
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uErEORoLoG:ICAL.

9,,.-l b., Iemnsratare II tallahassee, Fto'7dn
rgr The past sceek.
,-.-,...,r.- s.a-n ny " 4 RAwLs, Drnggis' aao
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
IN designed, all of the State Of Florida, have
incorporated themselves into Association to be
known the Tallahassee Gas and Electric Light
Company" The principal place Of business shall
be In Tallahassee. Florida The object Of which
association is the manufacture Of sale of Gas.
Electric Lights, Coal, Wood, other artificial
means OF heat and light.
Tie capital stock is fixed at dry thousand dol
lars, TO be divided into shares Of hundred dol
lars each, and to be paid in as may be required BY
statute and prescribed by the Bylaws of the Asso-
citation.
The time of the commencement of the corpora
ton shall be Dec 10th, A. D. 1887, and shall be
for the term of twenty-five years. The business
shall be conducted By not less than three nor more
than five Directors, one OF whom shall be made
President, and such other officers may be pro-
vded hereafter. The annual election Of officers
shall take place on the fifth day of January Of each
year.
The amount of Indebtedness or liability which
may at any time be created, shall never exceed the
capital stock. EDWARD 8. CHILL,
w. N. MclNTUeH. JR.,
CHARLES MUNROE.
Dec %, 1SS74w
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3 Z eats.

Will buv a c"uy OF the Leon County Pam! b
r,ul FLORIDIAS OFFICE.
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NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE or THE ACT or THE LEG
i islature u the State Of Y1oriAa, enSkled An
act TO provided general lsW foe The incorporation
Of Railroads and esna1s, passed 1eerua<y n 1S7A
and thsac<s mandatory thsre0fsnd suppiemenkary
thereto, Ne he nndessiGned hsruby Giss Botics Of
the formation u . eertaan compasS, With the cor
pcrate name Atlantic and W0fen Railroad
Company. Tor the purpose Of eo1sunesing, uain-
taiuing and operating railroad fUr pa1lfc ne h
the conveysncc Of pereons apa pr0Psf>5, an6 10
,os Po5Poss o. mssssrss9 ga spss.sass Any .al
commencing % the Atlantic oeeaa q Z poinf
nearly cast Of New smyrna aid otaks, sad runsing
thence through o. into The coaotan Of volusia sn1
Lake. said etate and Terminating q o. near IAssfe
10 said county Of Lake; and nlpo, saeA hsanch
incorporating said main liuA w1thla nd eonntin
~ may be deemed necessary ssd e1ps6seak
SAMUEL IlouAs, leu York
CAEvfn d BnIA Nee. York
JoAH q. mo0nn NeN York
DRxrm HUs1gR, JackrooviIle IA
Fl. W. CAMnoQ. Rev York
kDwAnD TUCK NV York
Evnef0H b onArAxn, New YORK.
Nov. 10. 1851. n-Hia
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y Tit Edtilr:
Pi''->e inform your readers that have a posi-
n.y. = nt.ly tDr The above named disease. BY
l. timely use thousands OF hopeless cases have
be, I''.t'iaGt ulir cured. stall be glad to send
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rca; r. who have consumption if they will send
m .i,c: express and T. .. address,
Resp ;nll,
I. A SLOCUM, NC,
20 On ISL P...rl ST.. New YORK.
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r. Re-ulnr meetings OF AUCIILA FNCAMP
5 -. r,!d ,hc first and third Thursicp e..
- 80. month s.. their Lodge Room. Al O'Clock
p, -,s-chs in good sand'nc ~ invited o ttteno
Al '4l''a'S GEO W. HOUSTON, C. P.
u II CHAscEr. Scribe.
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For Toilet Use.

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and plan. ..u;'arts to II the lus.re ana
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AYERS Hair Nieor has given me
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Ayers Hair vigoT,
eeiA By DYuggisas and Pssfsntn.

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IL ~. arranged with the publishers of the
f,...- .,.f. .ic.ttons 10 club with the FLoRIDIAE
a. re.:uccd rates. In every case the cash
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The Pcuitcnunry board.

The Board Of Directors Of the State
Ponitcntiary met last week, all tho mem
bcrs being present.
n num6cr of applications for the hiring
OF %convicts were received and considered.
The following contracts, already existing.
were renewed: II. :. Pringlc, 100 con
victs; A. j. Twiggs. 100: John G. Scrwcrs,
l25; j. &. +. Sims, 80; II. B. Au@htrN 30:
A. G.. Dibcr,, 100; III. T.. M0ulton. 100.
All Of these contracts outside of the prui-
tcntiaryarc iorlabori IN the phosphate works.
except in the cases of McSsrS. Sims. Soc
gers and Aughtry, who will employ the
convictS on plantations.
Touching the leasing out Of ConyiCts for
farm work, the Board passed the following
resolution: -
RcS0tccd. That the financial condition OF
the institution iorbids the Board from
making any further contracts for farms,
beyond those with parties already under
contract, except for The hire Of convicrs for
cash.
The Board discussed the QUESTIONED o n
tinuing work upon the Columbia Canal,
and reached the conclusion that such con
lnUancc would hc contrary 10 the manifest
intention Of the Legislature, rs evidenced
by the defeat Of the Act concerning the
canal ut the recent session. 1t was tnclc
Tore decided that no more work should be-
done, except 10 save that already done.
The matter will DC in charge of the officers
OF the institution, who will utilize some of
the surplus labor in this direction.
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SECRETARY Lamar NInnicd.

MACON, Ga, January j--Sccrcl2rv
Lamar was married this morning at 10
o'clock, ut the residence of the bride. by
Key: w. NJ. Park Of SandcrSyillc. TO Mrs.
William >. Holt Of Macon. Those present
at the marriage were Captain Il. f. Park.
w. T.. Virgin, Col. j. T.. Jones and their
wives daughters Of the bride. DR.. II, NJ.
Patterson and wife and Major W. II. PCS
and wife. At 10 O'Clock lio Secretary and
bride entered the parlor with joined hands.
me ceremony was brief and original, last
ihE only two minutes. Congratulations
followed. The bride was dressed in steel
gray silk, with ornaments Of diamonds
The Secretary and his bride left at 30 th's
afternoon to spend the evening with Gov.
crnor Gordon, and tO.moyiaw morning
they will leave for Oxford, Miss, to visit
relatives OF tho Secretary, and then go to
Washington.
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Two inimitablc Perfumes.

1t is said OF two of the most delightfully."-
fragrant flowers that grow upon this cont
ncnt-thc magnolia and the lev olive. living
in two or three q. The Southern States
tina, their odor has never been simulated in
perfume. Experiment after experiment has
been made, and when ii seemed aS if SUI,
cess had been obtained, the next moment.
before thu conditions could he hX0d and
determined, il was lost again. There is no
doubt, however, but that some II Will vet
lind a method Of initiating their subtle and
exquisite fragrance, which comes aud .ors
SO quickly rs only to leave IN impression of
ilccting pleasure. The real Skill Of Tie
pcrfumcr lies in Stimulating SuclI delicate
odorS. Those which arc stronger and
coarscr are less agreeable, and refined poo.
pie do not like to employ them. 10 use
pcrfumcry slilifully is an art. for good
taste torbids that there shuIl be about the
person anything more than a suggestion of
some swcct.slnclling blossom, m.d the liner
and more intangible, while yet pcrccptiblc.
the more agreeable and artistic II H.. The
production of some OF the most delightful
perfumes has been the work of \ cars.
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The Brave WIFE Of n sllrrin.

y negro man named Monroe Buck, ON.
fined in Jail on Tie charge OF burglary and
larceny, attempted to make his escape last
week, and would have succeeded in doinr
50 bnt for the courage and presence of mind
exhibited by Mrs. Josiah Doar. who han.
pcncd TO he on the premises al the time.
Buck quietly awaited his opportunity.
which came when Scipio, the servant en-
ploycd by the Sheriff, opened The doc.
lending To the cells in order TO carry up the
meals of the prisoners. lIcWlackcd Sripio
vigorously and succeeded in throwing him
down. Rushing through the lower hall oC
the Jail, he ran rapidly down the steps into
the yard and dartcd toward the front cate.
but was stopped by an impcrious command
from Mrs. Doar, who forbade his mOvinr
or putting hands on her. She then called
out to the servants 10 let loose the GuuS
when Buck, who had started for the rear
of the enclosure, surrendered "unCondition.
ally and begged Mrs. Doar pitcouSly not 10
set the dogs on him. When Sheriif Dear,
who had been notified OF the trouble. ar.
rived OF the scene, Buck had been safely
confined in Jail again. Mrs. Doars aami
rabic conduct under these trying circum
stances is worthy of the highest common.
datlOn. There arc few ladies who would
have thus bravcd the fury of an csCupiny
jail bird. GcOrgetUWH EHgIitr.
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Cheap Labor In the West Indies.

Now that cheap labor is attracting gen
craI attention, and giving rise to created
discussion, the following, from one who
Inns just returned from the West Indies,
will be read with interest, no doubt:
The negroes work on the salt-panS, men
and women alike, for 81 cents . day and
board themselves. As to the III the
employers say they would rather have them
than the men because they work Stcadicr--
spend less time rolling cigarettes and Smok,
inG them. BY salt.pans YOU will under,
stand that mean those areas ON which salt
water is let in to the extent of niue inches
in depth and from which three inches of
pure salt is obtained simply by solar cvaD.
Grafton. DO not think that because these
laNOrcrS obtain so low Il rate of wages that
they live poorly. On the contrary, they
live better than the average Of our luborcrs
du here: the reason of this is that fruit of
all kinds is very cheap and fish is almost
vaiGelc>S. The plantain- banana is used
about the same as We utilize potatoes here.
they are cut III thin slices and fired, and
boiled with meat Of different kinds: also
eaten raw in almost unlimited abundance.
The most Of the work is done very early i'm
the morning and late in the afternoon and
evening. In the middle of the day the
lahoicrS take their SicSta, and no matter
how hot the day may be. they sleep sound
y Which is done as much because of Gus
tom and practice as in consequence Of tn,
requirements of nature: and when nigh,
comes and labor of the day is over, instead
OF resting themselves they, aS II genera
thing, go TO froliCking, such us dancing
visiting and having Il good time generally
1t is bat seldom that You see a drunken
person on ano of the islands, although run
is very cheap: so cheap that almost every
one has it on hand at al times. Those
who get drunk are mostly the crews OF
American and English vessels. The crews
OF the vessels Of other nationaIitic> general.
~ behave themselves better, when ashore,
than these do, as regards the use and abuse
| of liuuOr
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A Feroclou. sparrow Fight.

With the advent of the pugnacious Eng
glish sparrow, which, il il carried u hip
pocket, would most certainly be liable TO
carly apprehension for carrying concealed
weapons, moro innocent members o. the
ieathered family took TO the woods, and,
having no other foes to face, these dirlinu-
tive agents of the street cleaning Depart.
lnent fight among themselves with extreme
desperation and II fearless disregard of their
surroundings. Yesterday afternoon two of
them, for reasons best known to them.
selves, came to an issue, and, seek ing u
clean place on the sidewalk in Main street.
went ut each other IL al awfully wicked
way. There were no police in sight to stop
the mill, n soon the two birds were sur.
rounded by Il dense crowd OF men. The
little bclligerents clutchcd and scrat chcd
and presumably sworc at each other in
choice sparrow talk. One of the bvS,nuI-
ers finally stopped down and picked them
up. They pcrched in his hand and fought
with undated fury. Then hcpullcd them
apart, but they iluttercd back to the side.
walk and clinchcd again. Once no lie
raised them in his hand, and with the same
result. Again he drew them apart and
again they returned to the les pavement
and a settlement Of their difference. The
crowd became excited and made II rush for
the centre. The principals, amazed at This
wholesale interference, took flight AMI set.
Tied ON the telegraph wire above. There
they pCrChcd INC pcckcd away at. caCl,
other with Il fcrOciouSncSs that was posi-
lively barbaric. After some minutc ono
took flight, and, followed 10y his still II lgry.
chattering antagonist, disappeared ov,r The
adjacent roofs in the direction of the spar.
row roost i'll Sidney Park L@iWmjGt Re.
c'r1, Ian. Z.
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WARDS WOES.
MAxEy's GA. january. ISIS.

hhAbh . ph.J otaiiuttIS Il, lcoo'
For twelve or fourteen years | have
beer IL great sufferer from n terrible form
of blood poison which ran into the sec
tertiary form. My head, face and
ruption, and finally the disease COM
menced eating away my skull bones. L
became so horribly ropulsiye that for
three years | absolutely refused to let
people see INC. | used large quantities
of most noted blood remedies and APP
piled to nearly all physicians near me,
but my condition continued to GROW
worse, and all said that ! must uroly
die. My bones became the seat Il ex-
cluciuting aches and pains; my nights
We're passed in misery; l was reduced in
flesh and strength; my kidneys were
terribly dera1Gcd, and life became n
burden To me.
/ chnnccd to see an advertisement of
b. Is. Ii. and sent dollar to w. c..
Birchmore y Co., merchants of our
place, and they procured one bottle for
me-. 1t was used with decided benefit,
and when eight or ten bottles had been
used ] was pronounced sound and well.
hundreds of sears can now be seen on
nc, looking like Il maui vino had been
burned and then restored. My case WAS
well known i'll this county, and for the
benefit % others who may be similarly
affected, | think it my duty to give the
facts to the public, and to extend my
heartfelt thanks for SO valuable n rene
dy. j have been well ovCrtwclvc months,
and no return of the disease has occurred.
RoBERr WAED.
MAXEy's Ga, January, 18S6.-Wc, the
undersigned, know Mr.. Robert Ward,
and take pleasure in ssying that the facts
above stated by him are true, and that
his was one of the worst cases of Blood
Poison We ever knew III olr county and
that he has been cured by the use uf 3.
i. B.-Botanic Blood Balm.
y. L. BRIGlIrwELL, Merchant.
w. c. B~IECuMoEE& Co., Merchants.
j. II. BmGurwELL, VI. ID.
joins L. HART.
w. b. CAMPBELL.
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MI who desire full information about
the cause and cure of Blood Poisons,
S~crofnla and ScrofuloUs Swellings, VI.
GERS, Sores, rheumatism, Kidney Com.
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knowledge of or connection with the
DISTRIBUTING THE DOODLE.

HNHVW NNVbV vi VT VVHfIOOVIVH WIVH II6
robbery.
DISTRIBUTING THE BooDLF.
When Kinney reappeared he was
searched and $1,000 in loose money was
found on his person, while in a belt
around his waist was found $1,000 addi-
tional. These men were ironed and taken
to the Pinkerton Agency in II close car
riage. A search of the Witrock house
resulted i'll finding Il skirt OH Mrs. Wit
rock into which 81, 900 was sewed in $50
notes. A bunch of money, $3.50 in all,
was also found on her person, together
with 4 carat diamond. Weaver was ar
rested in the coal yard about the same
time. and in the basement of his house
was found $1,000 in some fruit Jars.
The arrest of Cook and Haight was then
ordered by telegraph.
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Another Georgia NOnder.

MuLEDGEVIILE, Ga, December %
There is II gentleman in this city who can
Guido all the fcats performed by Bishop,
the mind reader. He offers TO take any
two or three men in Atlanta and let them
hide any article whatever in any way or
place and he will find it, blindfoldcd.
Win persons with whom he is accustomed
he can write any name they may think of,
and will move To any part of The room and
find any article they may think of. in this
case also blindfOldcd. As he has never
prucliccd his powers much with strangers,
he finds il lard 10 control their minds, and
until he becomes accustomed to them he
will make n few failures, but with half a
association he agrees to do anything
required. He can find hidden articles with
perfect strangers in afcw minutes. and can
teach them TO do likewise in Il few minutes.
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The American Yapor Stove Company
lead other manufacturers in the matter
of II stove that combines all the elements
OF excellence. Read the advertisement
in another part Of this pspsr. 3
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Many OF the diseases OF this season
Of the year can be avcrtcd by a small
amount of are and at little cost, by
the timely Use Of EwBANK's TOPAZ
ClNCHONA CORDIAL.
1T cures Diarrhea, Dyscntcry, Chol.
era Morbus and like complaints. No
h'dccicr should be without "a bottle, as
it will prevent any disease that would
no doubt arise from the change OF
water, food and climate, without its
use. The most valuable medicine in
the world, contains all the best and
most curative properties of all other
TONES, Bittcrs, ETC., etc, being the
greatest Blood Purifier, Liver Rcgula-
tor and Life and lIcalth-R Restoring
Agent in existence. For Malaria,
Fever and Aguc, Chills and Fever,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Chronic
rheumatism, etc, etc, il is truly Il
~llrrculcan Remedy. 1t gives new life
and vigor TO the aged. For ladies IN
delicate health, weak and sickly chill
drcn, nursing mothers. See circulars
wrapped with bottle.